The Fighters Club has each state’s regulatory registration compliance process for you to access and follow.

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🛡️ Understanding State-Specific Requirements for Combat Sports Participation

Combatants must recognize that each Australian state and territory operates under its own legal framework governing combat sports. These differences can affect eligibility, event approval processes, and athlete safety protocols. To compete interstate, participants are responsible for:

• Complying with Local Legislation: Rules around registration, medical assessments, and pre-fight approvals can vary significantly between jurisdictions.
• Meeting Age Requirements: Minimum age limits for amateur and professional bouts may differ from state to state.
• Obtaining Clearances: Athletes may need to secure temporary permits, undergo medical evaluations, or be listed on approved fighter registries before participating interstate.
• Understanding Regulatory Bodies: Each state has its own governing authority (e.g., Combat Sports Authority NSW, Combat Sports Commission WA), which enforces specific standards and codes of conduct.

🏷️ Example: A 16-year-old registered boxer in New South Wales may be eligible to compete locally under certain conditions but could be barred from participating in similar events in Queensland due to different age and medical clearance requirements.